The Centaurus range of devices are designed to be high quality. We have reviewed quite a few including the Centaurus DNA250C, Centaurus Quest BF, Centaurus Quest Q200 and the Centaurus Quest Q80 Pod kit.

What To Expect From The Lost Vape Centaurus B60 & B80 AIO…

This is an “AIO” device which stands for “All In One”. Basically this means the tank, battery and control system are all located within the same device.

This uses removable tanks and there are two options – the UB AIO Pod and the Centaurus Boro Tank. I will look closer at these further on in the preview.

The question I am left asking after reading the Lost Vape website – is whether this is compatible with other Boro tanks? I ended up downloading all the user manuals for the devices and tanks / pods to try and work this out. But sadly I am still none the wiser!

The mod has an “old school” box design made of “Seamless Zinc Alloy”.

Removable front and rear panels give acces and you can replace these with others to customise the look.

Behind the front panel you will see the 0.42in OLED screen and adjustment buttons. There is also a USB Type C port.

Inside the rear panel is where the tank lives and (depending on the tank installed) is where you adjust the airflow.

The main difference between the two models is the power input and output.

The B60 has an internal 1600mAh battery and the output is specified as 5-60W. However the B80 uses a removable 18650 battery (which is not included) and the output is 5-80W.

Another difference is the kit contents. The B80 kit includes the Centaurus Boro tank, whereas the B60 only has the UB AIO Pod. Both models are compatible with both tanks.

Also the location of screen and buttons varies between the two with the B60 having them mounted on the side and the B80 concealing them behind the panel.

A Quest chipset is the brains of the mod – giving you Smart (Normal) and full Variable Wattage (RBA) modes.

UB AIO Pod Option

This pod uses stock coils (coil heads) from the Lost Vape UB Ultra coil range.

The B60 kit includes the 0.2ohm M7 coil and the 0.3ohm M6 coil. In the B80 kit you will get the 0.2ohm M7 and the 0.15ohm M8.

In standard format this has a 5ml capacity, but for TPD regulated areas this is reduced to 2ml.

The fill port is located on the side of the pod so you can access it by just removing the side panel of the mod.

At the base of the pod is the airflow adjustment ring to tailor the airflow to suit your preference.

Centaurus Boro Tank Option

This is included in the B80 kit and is also compatible with the B60 kit where you would have to purchase it separately.

It has a single coil build deck with two posts.

Airflow pins are provided to help create the precise airflow restriction you prefer.

As with the pod, in standard format this has a 5ml capacity, but for TPD regulated areas this is reduced to 2ml.

Plus the side fill port means you can refill this without removing the tank, simply remove the side panel of the mod to access.

Here is an introduction video from the Lost Vape YouTube channel.

For the B60 there are 8 colour options to choose from: Cyber Storm, Cyber Black, Laser Black, Pink Keep, Laser Gunmetal, Winter Splatter, Spring Blast and Summer Breeze.

For the B80 there are 9 colour options to choose from: Space Silver, Particle Gunmetal, Magnetic Black, Nebula Star, Nebula Sparkle, Nebula Galaxies, Gush Grey, Gush Black and Gush Green.

Kit Includes

Lost Vape Centaurus B60 AIO Kit

• Lost Vape Centaurus B60 AIO device
• UB AIO empty pod
• 0.2ohm UB Ultra M7 coil
• 0.3ohm UB Ultra M6 coil
• 2x drip tips
• 5x silicon seals
• Metal spanner
• USB Type C cable
• User manual

Lost Vape Centaurus B80 AIO Kit

• Lost Vape Centaurus B80 AIO device
• Centaurus Boro tank
• UB AIO empty pod
• 0.2ohm UB Ultra M7 coil
• 0.15ohm UB Ultra M8 coil
• 2x drip tips
• Tank spare parts pack
• Drip tip rings
• Metal spanner
• USB Type C cable
• User manual

Lost Vape Centaurus B60 AIO Specs

• Size: 43×25.5x85mm
• Output: 5-60W
• Battery: Internal 1600mAh
• User modes: VW
• Display: 0.42 OLED Screen
• Resistance Limits: Not specified
• Compatible with UB AIO pod and Centaurus Boro tank
• USB Type C Charging – 2A charge rate
• Lost Vape Quest chipset
• Replaceable side panels
• Front & side airflow inlets

Lost Vape Centaurus B80 AIO Specs

• Size: 80.8x50x24.4mm
• Output: 5-80W
• Battery: 1x 18650 (not included)
• User modes: VW
• Display: 0.42 OLED Screen
• Resistance Limits: Not specified
• Compatible with UB AIO pod and Centaurus Boro tank
• USB Type C Charging – 2A charge rate
• Lost Vape Quest chipset
• Replaceable side panels
• Front & side airflow inlets

UB AIO Pod Specs

• Size: 25.8×16.3×38.6mm
• Capacity: 5ml (standard) / 2ml (TPD)
• Compatible with: UB Ultra coils
• Adjustable airflow on coil base

Centaurus Boro Tank Specs

• Size: 25.9×16.9×39.35mm
• Capacity: 5ml (standard) / 2ml (TPD)
• Single coil RBA
• Replaceable airflow pins

It is a shame the Boro compatibility has not been expanded upon? If this is indeed compatible with Boro tanks this could be a huge selling point? A popular Quest chipset combined with their favourite Boro tank could be an advantage for buyers.

Let me know your thoughts on the Lost Vape Centaurus B60 & B80 AIO in the comments below!

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